Rival Republicans press for tariff reform amid Congress clash
Lawmakers in Washington prepare appropriation bills led by the District of Columbia, as Republican insurgents seek a rally and push for tariff revision. Charles Fowler accuses Aldrichism and Connallonism. he promises a House bill to cap schedules and create a 15 member tariff commission with rates set midway between max and min, buffered by 18 months before any new rate takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
House
Charen Fowler
New Jersey
Pan
Congress
Mc Fowler
Herne Tolley
Congress Wa
Virginia’s Relay Lineup Faces Strong Washington Meet
The Virginia relay team shows a weak form in practice with several key figures named for the Washington Post event. Captain Martin concentrates on indoor hurdles while Wilshire and Caldwell lead the track squad with new additions from Lawrenceville and other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeta Wwashwegton Post
Lortesville
Wits
Thore
Lannigan
Met
Williams
Caldwell
Jones
Lawrenceville
Martin
Cthuirhugion
Grant
Forsythe
Virsimg
Manchester City Attorney resigns amid annexation dispute
Charles L. Page of Manchester resigns as City Attorney effective immediately after sending a detailed letter to J. K. Brown of the annexation committee. He cites disagreement with the committee and urges prompt action by the Joint Assembly and the mayor on consolidating city legal advisory staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Roetal
Washington
Richmond
van Dee
GoReraude
Ismona
Ardl
Charles L. Page
Minchester
Charman J. Kk. Brown
Kelis
Peruie Whlay
Maryland Obituary Notices Mark Two Local Deaths
Cecil county lawyer Haines died after months of tuberculosis at Elkton home. Born December 10 1846 near Rising Sun, he was among Maryland’s oldest families. survived by widow and two sons. Also Anne Der died aged 74 in Dublin district Somerset county, twice married, five children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ran
Hee
Alayshall Haines
Teading
Lawyvera
Cecil County
Thorning
Elkton
Anne
Leonsa
Josden
Dublin
Somerset County
Mbe
Messrs
Henry ‘Rabor
Sullivan
Ind
Charles B. Berden
Pittsineg
Willan J. Kierden
Stueheld
W.va
Mia
Lily Vonahns
Richand
Miso Anna Lee Borden
Postal official Heckman dies in Baltimore hotel
Assistant Superintendent William C. Heckman of the Railway Mail Service died suddenly of apoplexy at the Hotel Caswell in Baltimore. He was 53, born in Fort Wayne, and had been on departmental travel to Syracuse. Relatives in Reading, Pa., are expected to arrange interment, while postal authorities await word from his wife Alice Hanna Heckman in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam C. Heckman
Railway Mail Service
Lony
Baltimore
Heckman
Washington
Syracuse
N. Y
Hollyday
Reading
W. H. Heckman
Hanover University
Hanover
Int
Anna Heckman
Fort Wayne
Gondeal
Hla
United States
Alice Hanna
Mark Hanna
Clarence Heckman
Santa Barbara
Cal
Boncoé Woods
Barnesville
Charles
Clarence iMeckwan
New York
Henry A Willard of Washington Dies at 87 in Walpole
Henry A Willard longtime Washington hotel owner and real estate magnate died last Saturday in Walpole New Hampshire at age eighty seven his death followed his wife s passing a month earlier. He built and expanded the Willard Hotel later renamed and amassed major holdings including the old City Hotel site and properties on Fourteenth Street and F Street Northwest. He served as president of National Safe Deposit and Trust Company and National Metropolitan Bank and held various public posts and charities. He survived by son Henry K Willard two grandsons and a granddaughter. Funeral at Walpole next Wednesday with interment at Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K Willard
Walpole
N. H
Henry A. Willard
Willard Hotel
Washington
Westminster
Willard
Kc’ Street
Ervanits, T
Henry K. Willard
Mr. Willard
H. KE. Willard
Henry
W. B. Willard
Garahen Willard
Westminster, Ne
Joseph and
Busan’ Dorr Willard
Joseph Dorr
Alao
Old City
New Willard Hotel
Joseph C. Willard
Sarah Bradley Kellogg
Daniel Kellogg
Wutam
Bradley
Congress
Vermont
Wilardhoame
National Safe de- Fesl, Savings and ‘Trust Company
National Metropolitan Bank
Dorin
Grant
Washington Board of Public Works
Board of Health
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Reform School
All Souls
Unitarian Chore
Khowin
Bie
Golombia Ashend Company
Columbia Fire Insurance Company
American Security and Trust Company
National Rate Deposit and Truat Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Columbia Historical Society
Inhabitanty” Association
Vermount State Association of
F Streat
Fourteenth Street
Department Commerce and Labor
Occidental
F Street
Bic Jeaven
Ferdinand A. Rockar Dies in Washington a Merchant and Singer
Ferd A Rockar longtime Washington merchant and president of the Arion singing society died at Providence Hospital last night from diabetes aged about 62. Native of Hanover he came to Washington as a youth and built a tobacco business career. He led German societies as vice president of United German Societies in Washington and was a noted singer aiding the Arion Society. Funeral services set for 3 PM at J William Lea Undertaking with Baltimore Union Society and United German Singers in attendance. Body to be cremated and society to cancel December entertainments. successor may be chosen at next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferd A. Rocker
Arion Ahsang-Verein
Twelfth Street
Providense Hopital
Waslington
Anion Singing Society
Hanover
Germany
Rocker
America
Washington
United German’ Societies
J. William Lea
Pennsylvania Avenue
Urion Society of
Baltimore
United German Singers of
John Brodthate
St. John’s Church
Rockar
Ue Tne Vesin
Arion Society
le Pride
Rackar
Weigmann
Hetne
Arion Ainging Society
Mr. Rockne
Gov Swanson visits Bible class in Danville Virginia
Gov Swanson, a former Sun day School member, spoke at the R A Peatiesa Bible Glass on Main Street praising its role in his education while a poor boy. He thanked the group for aid in his career and left for Washington after the visit. John H Myer dies at 83 in Fredericksburg. He served in the Civil War as a Confederate soldier and was a longtime local citizen and city council member. survived by two daughters, four grandchildren, and one great grandchild.
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Washington
Danville
Gov. Swanson
R.A. Peatiesa Bible Glass
Main Street
Swooner
Guv
Swanson
John Hy. Myer
Washington Port
Fredericksburg
Jonn HH
Myer
Germany
Iman
Contel
Rot
Temperance Rally Marks Fortieth Fourth Anniversary in Wasley Chapel
A temperance rally marking the Forty fourth anniversary drew a small attendance at Wasley Chapel in northwest Washington yesterday afternoon. Speakers criticized local officials and emphasized stronger laws. Rev Dinwiddie, Rev Dinwiddie urged better enforcement of liquor laws, while Prof Charles Scanlon spoke on temperance policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinterest
Tyrth
Charles. Scanlon
Presbyterian Permanent Committee On Temperance
Dinwiddie
Washington
United States
Early's Lawyer May Seek Postponement In Leprosy Case
Health department ready as John F. Barry's attorney Egbert O. Everest of Plattsburg N J arrives to defend the alleged leper Dr J Duncan Bulkley of the New York Skin and Cancer Hospital is named as principal defense witness Dr C Augustus Simpson and Dr J Kinyoun were cited by officials as key health authorities If the case goes to court and the defense negotiates delay the suspect may face permanent quarantine at the Easton Branch brick cottage with strict monitoring Mrs Early remains away at a farm near Manchester Va awaiting developments Health Officer Woodlware made the only station call amid tense preparations for tomorrow’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Egbert O. Everest
Plattaburg
N. J
John F. Barry
Hastern
Witie
Early
Manchester
Brooklyn
Auargatine Station
Woodlwara
National Association Leader Travels to Washington
Mrs Della R Henry national president Ladies of the G 4 Th pauses in Washington en route to Atlantic City for the twenty fourth patrioal enfarpment next summer She represents 0 000 members across the United States and is pleased with local circles work She will resume her journey with Mrs Isabell Warrell Ball a local ardent worker accompanying her in the capital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Atlantic City
Della R. Henry
G. 4. Th
Washington
Lora
Allo Gun
United States
Kansas City
Sto
Ebbitt House
Henry
Isabell Warrel
Tribute of Colored Order Observes Elke Memorial Day in Washington
The Colored churches gathered at Metropolitan Baptist Church for Elke memorial day services with sacred sessions. Rev Dr M P Norman preached three sermons on the order’s work and departed brethren. Exalted Ruler Charles Freeman spoke briefly, followed by secretary B I Gaaking. A musical program featured vocal and instrumental solos by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yasteray
Grand Lodge of the “Improven Elks
Bap‘st
M .P. Norman
Order
Eutosizfy
Charles Freeman
B. I. Gaaking
Columbia Lodge
Memorial Elks Ceremony Honors Departed Members in Grand Theater
A large tribute at the New National Theater by the Elks, Lodge No. 1 BP D.B. Btrg, honored deceased members with a full memorial program. The audience overflowed, cross and star bulbs lit the stage, and music by the United States Marine Band Orchestra under Lieut. Willa Se ntelmens accompanied prayers, poems, and speeches by officers and guests. Memorial portraits, the vacant chair, and the E emblem framed the ceremony, followed by vocal solos, a serenade, and the singable anthem Nearer My God to Thee as the lodge reflected on its departed brothers and their vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New National Theater
Weahington
Lorde
Robert M. ‘McWade
Stutra
Irene
Misia
United, States ‘Marine Band Orchestra
Tel
Hee
Willa Am Sentelmens
Witcher O Brien
M. G. McGormick
Thomas J. King
C. Ei Untérmedele
Warren L. Pughew
Cailed
Sanjelmann
von’ Weber
Mascagni
Cavallecia Rusticone
Chinear Companiment
William T Belt
Frederick
Kisin
William H. Mohler
George W. Harvey
Joseph P. Fegan
J. Rickenbacker
Mornay D. Heim
Patrick J. Brennan
Charles A. Ball
Elk
Singera
Myers
Mosher
Roderick
Hollard
W. L. Lynen
Gorauch Methodist Episcopal Church
Chopin
Archentra Wera
Charles H. Henry
Morcign Keppard
Texas
Texarkana Lodge No. H9
Elke
Sousa
Barytone
Roland RB. Roderick
Ethel Holtzelaw- Gawler
Bik
Rosda F. Downing
James L. Ward
Frank A. Kidd
McWade
Lodge
Robert M. McWade
Richard A. O'Brien
M. G. McCormick
Thomas J
W. J. Bacon
J. A. Balderson
J. M. Becker
J. Bernstein
J. IK. Bishop
P. J. Bresnallan
YP. G. Bridges
Bright
August Brill
Joseph A. Burkhart
Frank EB. Clomson
F. Coffey
Charles Connor
F. Cualek
Leo Finn
J. B. Fuegel
W. W. Georges
J. Gibson
M. D
Samuel Gompers
J. J. Gorman
Louis Hartig
A. Tr. Harvey
August Hegemin
R. H. Hendrickson
Charles I. Herrmany
D.C. Holland
A.hollander
H. B. Howe
H. Hui
W. A. McIntyre
James
Jones
Stanley
Prisoner Dies After Shootout With Policeman
Philip Parker, a Black man, died from two gunshot wounds received Saturday night after a confrontation with Officer W H Seater of the Fourth precinct. Parker slashed his captor with a knife. Parker’s abdomen and lung injuries proved fatal despite three hours of surgery. Fellow wounded man Lester is severely hurt. both are treated at Emergency and Casualty Hospitals. An inquest and carrier’s jury will follow once Lester is discharged.
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Philip Parker
Resto
W H. Seater
Aitne
Legler
Wiuse
Third
L. Streeta Southwest
Parker
Lester
Fred Gwens
Pegro
Po- Heema
Calhoun
Polce
Willow Tree Alley
Weather Conditions and Relent Storm Across Regions
The midwest storm lines northern lakes and the Atlantic coast with heavy rain and wind. Temperatures fall across the West, with snow in the northwest and plains. precipitation shifts to rain in the mid Atlantic and New England as cold air dominates the east. Local figures show midnight to afternoon readings, humidity, and rainfall, while a broad forecast warns of easterly to northerly winds and changing conditions through Tuesday.
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UW. & Doph. of Agriculture
Weathier Wetean
Washington
Funder
Dec
P. i
Middle West
Uke
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Delaware
Portland
West Gulf Mass
Moodey
Rocky
Staten
Tuewlay
Atlantic States
Eoglard
Middle Atantic
Wes
Atlantis
Gult
Mrs ya MacDonald Valesh Leaves AFL After Twelve Years
Mrs ya MacDonald Valesh, longtime organizer and assistant editor for the AF of L, yesterday ended her connection with the federation. She will move to New York to expand her work with women and labor organizations, having helped organize more than 10 unions in the eastern states. Her chief mission is linking working women and girls with leaders who support their interests, while lecturing on trade union history and aiding a Civil Federation drive. She resigned October 12 but stayed on to assist President Gompers until yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Ya MacDonald Valesh
Labor Organization
Bureau of Engraving
Mra
Valesh
New York
Women's Civile “Federation
Valeah
Gompers
American Federation
Unii
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House of Representatives
Br. Fowler
Pridgen
Virginia
Stanton
Page
Maryland
Schwartz & Pelzman
Reliable Tailors
Seventh Street
William C. Heckman
HA. Willard
Walpole, N. H
Ais
Henrry Auqustus—Willard
Henry Augustus
Ferd A. Rocgar
Arian‘ Society
Exe Il Merchant
Arians Ioe
eYarg
Civic Cancels. Entertainmente
Cancel Entertainment
Probey Carriage Co
St. Nw
Health Department
Tribute OF Colored Order
Fles Honor Departes
Ynington Lodge
Mls Memorial Services
Yale
New York Ave
Lansburgh & Bro
Ith
Bib
the Young Men’s Store
Ama
California
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
S.C
Fornback
Topham
N. W
S Vanes
Droop
Penna. Ave
Jath
Staslmein
Anlalinun
Chia
Yas Uvar
Dideare
Pultoo
Rideney
Bottis
Saige Co
Sex
Chebonne
Wye
Davengort
Garventon
Hal ‘Mont
Tadianapolis
Ik Dackdonvilla
U Fe Hanson City
Lite Zoek
Ari
Bled
Orleans
Worts Platte
Pittabure
Ora
Lake Cler
Gi Paul
Minn
Taterio
Obie
Itara
Vickeburg
Miss
P. River “Bulletin
the Weikington Best
Harpers. Fes
W. Vay Deve
Patrmie
Ars Lea
Secret of Beauty
UNIO
NIST
Civic Federation
New York City
Newark
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St
Christian Xander
7Th Street
Lucios
Sidney West
Bunions
Georges Core
Burion
Shields
Somfort
Semare
Georges & Ben, Incorporated
Benj. K. Leon
Ave.n. W
Nasws
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